Crisis management Q&A - Lesley Browning
Norton Rose partner Lesley Browning warns that companies embarking on transactions that may affect final salary pension schemes must anticipate a new, tougher moral hazard framework for pensions regulation.
November 12, 2008 at 11:43 AM
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Norton Rose partner Lesley Browning warns that companies embarking on transactions that may affect final salary pension schemes must anticipate a new, tougher moral hazard framework for pensions regulation.
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